Yes. In mid-2025, Bulgaria introduced a Digital Nomad Visa scheme. This enables non-EU remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs who work for foreign companies or clients to reside in Bulgaria on a long-term basis legally.

Looking to indulge in some retail therapy while exploring Bulgaria? Whether you’re in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, or Burgas, each city offers a unique shopping experience, from modern malls and high-end boutiques to bustling pedestrian streets and local markets.

Master the art of safe driving in heavy rain with key strategies like slowing down, using headlights and windshield wipers, maintaining a safe distance, and more to navigate wet roads and potential hazards effectively.

The logic behind having different boarding groups when boarding a plane is to ensure an organized and efficient process for passengers to get on the plane.

You can use a taxi, transfer, metro, or a public bus to reach from Sofia airport to Sofia city. Riding time varies from 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the transportation method

Yes - if you are from a developing country (i.e., a country whose citizens are not on the visa-free list), you must obtain a visa to enter Bulgaria even for short stays (MFA).